Brush Installation Guide

PRODUCT SUPPORT

FROM DOWNLOAD TO DRAWING

Install your
Tattoo Space tools.

Get your files onto your iPad, open them in the right app, and get back to drawing. Choose the type of file you received below.

Before you startHave your download link ready. For Procreate tools, use Procreate on a compatible iPad and check the requirements on your product page. PDF eBooks can also be read in a PDF reader.

Start with the download.

Already saved your files? Choose your file type below.
01

Open your purchase link

On your iPad, use the download button on your order confirmation page. For brushes, you can also open the link in your purchase/download email, sent to the address you used at checkout. Safari is a straightforward place to start.

02

Keep a copy in Files

Let the download finish. Check Safari’s Downloads button or open Files and find Downloads. If the file opens as a preview, use Share → Save to Files. Choose a folder you can find again.

03

Unzip if needed

If the filename ends in .zip, tap it once in Files. Open the new folder to see the contents. Import the files inside, not the ZIP itself.

Received an access PDF for a bundle or large file? Save the PDF, then tap its Access Now button or download link to reach the product files.

What are you installing?

A bundle may contain several file types. Follow the matching steps for each one.

Brushes & stamps

Procreate brush files
  1. Open a canvas in Procreate.Tap the selected Paint tool to open Brushes.
  2. Tap the + button, then Import from Files.Find your downloaded brush file and tap it. Wait for the import to finish. Keep its original extension: .brushset is a brush set; .brush is a single brush. Procreate also supports .brushlibrary files.
  3. Find your new set and try a brush.A brush set appears near the top of your current library, below Recent. A single .brush goes into the Imported set. A .brushlibrary appears in the libraries view.
You’re ready when: the set opens and you can make a test mark on your canvas. Stamps install the same way as brushes.

Using an older Procreate version? The button may say Import instead of Import from Files. If brushes you used before an update seem missing, check Classic Library.

Something not opening?

I can’t find the file I downloaded.

In Safari, tap the Downloads button next to the address field. In Files, check Downloads under iCloud Drive or On My iPad, depending on your download settings. You can also search Files for the product name. If you need another copy, choose Re-download your brushes above.

Procreate isn’t showing up in the share menu.

Save the file to Files and import it from inside Procreate using the guide above. Check the file type first: a ZIP needs unzipping, and an access PDF needs its download link opened in a PDF reader.

The import finished, but I can’t see my purchase.

Check the right destination: brushes in Brushes, palettes in Palettes, fonts in the text style panel, and canvases or models in the Gallery. In Procreate 5.4, look through your brush libraries; older custom brushes are in Classic Library.

The download link or file isn’t working.

For an expired email link, follow the renewal instructions in your purchase/download email and check the email address you used at checkout for the new link. The Order … is Ready email renews access when you open the original expired link. If a file still fails, check that the download finished and that you opened the file inside any ZIP. Contact support if renewal fails or a link requests access. Keep the original files while you troubleshoot. Don’t delete Procreate to fix an import problem.

Still stuck? We can help.

Email support@tattoospace.com and tell us where you got stuck.

  • Product name and order number
  • iPad model, iPadOS and Procreate versions
  • Filename and exact error message
  • A screenshot of the problem, with payment details hidden
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